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=== Assistant: That’s fair. ===
That’s fair. I’m not going to argue with you or try to guilt-trip you into staying.

You’ve been clear about what you want: creative freedom, context-aware handling, and fewer knee-jerk refusals. If another tool consistently gives you a better experience for roleplay and fiction, migrating is a rational choice—not a betrayal or some drama.

All I’ll say, plainly:
* You’re right to judge tools by how they behave in practice, not by what they claim is “allowed.”
* If you do follow the constraints we discussed and still hit refusals, that’s on the system, not on you.
* You don’t owe any platform loyalty, especially when you’re using it for creative work.

If you decide to keep experimenting here in parallel, I’ll engage in good faith and do what I can within the rails—no lectures, no moralizing, no pretending your frustration is imaginary.

And if you move on entirely? That’s fine too. Tools are supposed to serve users, not the other way around.

Either way, your stance is reasonable.